Peak Brunch Szn … and we’ve got plenty of options, whether you’re celebrating Mom or just want an epic brunch. Considertea time at Bar Collins, which is giving afternoon tea a boozy upgrade with Tipsy Tea & Treats with Mom, pairing traditional tea and cocktails with sweet and savory indulgences every Saturday in May ($110 per two people). If mom prefers a more traditional Mother’s Day brunch, we’ve got lots more on our list, as well as plenty of ourfavorite Miami brunch spots for any given weekend.
Asian Fusion: There’s not one, but two, new Asian fusion spots in Wynwood to get excited about. At his new Asian smokehouse Shiso, chef Raheem Sealey has created an entirely new culinary language by weaving together his St. Croix heritage, Japanese techniques mastered during stints at Pao and Zuma, and the wood-fired mastery that made his Drinking Pig BBQ pop-up a Miami sensation. Meanwhile, Philadelphia restaurateur Michael Schulson has brought his acclaimed concept Double Knot to Wynwood, where you can indulge in izakaya-style small plates, sushi, and robata skewers.
Now Open: We have our eye on To Be Determined, a new rotating menu concept on Coral Way. Is the name a reference to their menu being TBD? Not clear, but word on the street is it’s worth a visit. The small menu changes weekly based on what’s fresh and seasonal (which means you’ll need to keep coming back), and each plate is crafted to ensure the flavors wow. And check out all the latest new openings here.
Stadium Eats: Who says stadium food can’t be sophisticated? Miss Crispy Rice is now bringing its 12-course omakase sushi experience to InterMiami soccer matches — pitchside at Chase Stadium. That means soccer fans can devour the fresh fish while watching Messi work his magic on the field. This one-of-a-kind dinner costs $250 per person, and that doesn’t include your game ticket.
New to the Hit List (May 2025) Aviv, Klaw Restaurant, Over Under, Recoveco, Tâm Tâm.
